Leading the charge will be two experienced Scandinavians with six
Tour de France stages between them,
Magnus Cort Nielsen and
Alexander Kristoff. Supported by recent Baloise Belgium Tour winner
Soren Waerenskjold,
Jonas Abrahamsen,
Tobias Johannessen,
Johannes Kulset,
Rasmus Tiller and
Odd Christian Eiking, there is plenty of potential for disruption within the lineup.
"The sporting results in the spring season show that
Uno-X Mobility belongs on the biggest stage in cycling. We are ready to show the world what we are made of, and I am really looking forward to following this year's
Tour de France," adds Uno-X Mobility's CEO and co-owner, Ole Robert Reitan. "The cycling initiative is a symbol of the transformation we are undergoing, towards a forward-looking player that facilitates more sustainable choices – at home, on the go, and along the road. Just as we have shifted gears and are fully committed to electrification of both the passenger car market and the heavy-duty vehicle market, the cycling team has also taken a new sporting step. The goal is undoubtedly that we will stand on the top of the podium in at least one stage of the Tour de France this year."